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Police and school hoping to tackle traffic problems in Melrose

Education

Easyriders cycle courses for women are being held throughout the Borders.

Places available on confidence-boosting sessions for female cyclists

Business

Hawick police station.

Hawick 37-year-old admits struggle with police and assaulting female constable

Crime

Heriot Primary School pupils with their award and gazebo.

Heriot primary pupils sleeping at school in aid of charity

Education

Driver fined £1,800 for causing crash on A7 near Hawick

Crime

IN PICTURES: Selkirk’s first legal distillery opens

Business

Hopes that new distillery will bring walkers to country estate

Business

Stretch of A7 road set for closure this weekend

News

McLaren Court in Burnfoot, Hawick.

Landlord ordered to behave after admitting struggle with Hawick tenant

Crime

Opening of Lauder Mens Shed'. Photo: Phil Wilkinson.

Lauder’s new community shed is officially open to all

People

Traffic and Travel More Traffic and Travel >>

Police and school hoping to tackle traffic problems in Melrose

Education

The gins went down well at the opening of Selkirk Distillery on Saturday.

IN PICTURES: Selkirk’s first legal distillery opens

Business

The A7 at Selkirk.

Stretch of A7 road set for closure this weekend

News

St Mary's Loch features in the Scottish Borders Walking Festival in September.

Walkers snap up festival places

News

The A6091 Galafoot Bridge, which is due to officially reopen this afternoon.

Galafoot bridge set to reopen this afternoon

People

Crime More Crime >>

Hawick 37-year-old admits struggle with police and assaulting female constable

Crime

Jedburgh Sheriff Court.

Driver fined £1,800 for causing crash on A7 near Hawick

Crime

McLaren Court in Burnfoot, Hawick.

Landlord ordered to behave after admitting struggle with Hawick tenant

Crime

Countries around the world all have their own unique customs

The bizarre local laws you need to know when travelling to these 14 countries

Lifestyle

Weather More Weather >>

It’s snow joke – that’s what April showers look like in parts of Borders

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Leaderfoot Viaduct at the foot of the Eildons.

Region braces for snow as Met Office issues warning

Weather

A flood warning has been issued for parts of the Ettrick Valley.

Flood warnings issued for parts of Borders

News

Snow at Carter Bar this morning.

Parts of Borders all white now as winter makes comeback

News

Heavy rain and high winds are expected to hit the Borders today and tomorrow.

Borderers being warned to expect heavy rain and high winds

News

Politics More Politics >>

Plans for low-carbon homes in Hawick rejected

Politics

Councillors Watson McAteer and Stuart Marshall inspecting Hawick's CCTV system.

Plans to be drawn up to improve Borders’ CCTV network

Politics

The Lowood Estate at Tweedbank.

Call goes out for inquiry into Borders council’s £9.6m deal to buy Lowood Estate

Politics

Tim Patterson.

Number of drug-related deaths in Borders doubles in a year

Politics

People More People >>

Police and school hoping to tackle traffic problems in Melrose

Education

Heriot Primary School pupils with their award and gazebo.

Heriot primary pupils sleeping at school in aid of charity

Education

The gins went down well at the opening of Selkirk Distillery on Saturday.

IN PICTURES: Selkirk’s first legal distillery opens

Business

Opening of Lauder Mens Shed'. Photo: Phil Wilkinson.

Lauder’s new community shed is officially open to all

People

Sarah Henderson, Louise Goodfellow, Lynne Yourston, Nicola Shaw, Stacey Ballantyne, Kay Heard and Ashley Foggon.

IN PICTURES: Revellers defy the rain at Jed Sevens

Lifestyle